Yale Entertainment has acquired the project — which involves powerful hallucinogen and angry prehistoric creatures — and will be launching it at the EFM via its Great Escape sales arm.
will see Hall play aspiring district attorney Kate, who, after her husband vanishes on a camping trip during which everyone ingests a powerful hallucinogen and summons an angry prehistoric creature, must return to the site of the ill-fated trip with her friends to face the forces that led to his disappearance.
Great Escape, Yale’s sales division led by Nick Donnermeyer, is introducing the project to buyers at this week’s
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